I have just had an unexpected breach in my use of the Dymo Labelwriter Turbo 450. I have used it for years with great success. Suddenly it was nonresponsive. I installed my back up newer version and found the same thing. The company on asking for help, suggested that I should uninstall and reinstall the program. The program download is absolute garbage. The program is non friendly. I Dislike everything about it. I have a computer and label maker to make my life easier. NOT SO NOW!

Impossible to load labels - the device does not recognize its authentic labels, for a few seconds status updates to Labels recognized, and then to empty - hence not possible to use the device. I have tried 4 different rolls to see if it's about the particular roll - no chance. Despite it is loaded with Dymo authentic labels, I can not use the printer anymore (gave up after several support calls, etc - not worth the fight. Stay away!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The adhesive on the sticker label is pretty great. The print quality is also great considering it’s for a black & white printer so I don’t think there’s anything much to say about that. But, the labels do come out clearly and definitely very readable (not blurry or pixelated). It’s really great to use around the house or even if you have a small business.

I am so sick and tired of this thing not reckignizing its only propritary labels.... using DYMO labels.. and it will print a few off, then go into an Error state and say its out of labels when in fact its completely full of its very expensive labels.. the only help to be found online says.... "Make sure you are using our labels"... thanks.. really helpful... I AM!

Glad I read the reviews. I have a 450, was thinking of upgrading but clearly DYMO has turned into another trash company. Maybe you should go back to making the old 70's style embossers. All the responses from DYMO say that they made the change to the RFID chips because of "all the complaints" they had, yet, I don't see any. Hmmm! Anyways DYMO, don't bother with the lame reply because I won't be reading it.

I purchased the Avery labels for both my home and office. With the software supplied by the label maker making labels couldn't be easier. It is a quick and efficient way of producing labels. Your no longer have to setup your printer for addressing needs. The labels are self-adhesive. The convenience of using these labels certainly outweighs the modest cost.

I used to love Dymo printers. they would take a beating and just keep going. But now they have switched to a RF ID Code barcode label to keep you from using knock off labels. While I understand they need to make money this causes lots of problems. Number one being that the labels are not detected every time. This is a quality control issue. If you unwrapped a roll of labels and get all the way to the last one you will see the RF ID sticker on the label. peel that sticker off and place it face down on the bottom of the printer. then reload your labels. Most of the RF ID's are bent or broken causing the printer to not recognize the label.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These little labels are fantastic. From mailing labels, to helping organize, they’re super versatile. They are not as durable as I would like, but that’s okay. They print great and will definitely be part of my mailing routine from here on out.

My IT Manager came up to set it up - Couldn't transfer my files. To add a new address is not easy and it looks like I can only save 20 labels, editing or deleting duplicates is impossible. I went from a 330 to the 550 wish I had the 330 back if I could bring it back to life along with its easy use software,

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These address labels are so easy to use. They stick well but are also able to be removed when I inevitably don’t get them on my envelopes exactly straight. They are great and work well with my Dymo label maker machine